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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
4
A small town notice from Mansfeld Missouri with post office and publication details. It notes a weekly issue published Thursday in the Opera House Creek, West Side Square and provides a phone line. The item reads like a local masthead fragment showing postal classification and location.
James M. Brown debtor to Fred Perkins defaulted on notes secured by a trust deed on the Southeast Quarter of Section 7 in Township 29 Range 12 Wright County Missouri. Sheriff W I Creer to sell at Hartville court house door to the highest bidder for cash on Monday February 24 1914 between 9 AM and 5 PM to satisfy the notes and costs of executing the trust.
Creditors and others interested are notified that C L Turner administrator will make a final settlement of the estate at the next term of the Probate Court of Wright County at Hartville Missouri on February 9 1914. This 9th day of January 1914.
J C Blazer executor of the estate of Jacob Bla yer deceased will present a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Wright County to be held at Hartville Missouri on February 7 1914 This notice dated December 3 1913.
An advertisement invites readers to mail ten names and addresses to receive a postpaid copy of SONGS OF THE PEOPLE a 48 page song book with national state and home songs. The offer requests mention of the paper where seen and is addressed to The Reesusi-Kierrer Co Dayton Virginia.
In proven oil field with oil lot and warranty deed offered for 15 dollars. Write for free book. Jospen H. Booxr 995 Tithe Guaranty Bldg St. Louis Mo Special Sunday dinner at Mansfield Hotel at Use-Ady.
The Mansfield Opera House hosted two strong nights Thursday and Friday with The Mysterious Garden. Dr. F H Riley and wife organized the production, earning unanimous praise for energy, decor, and performances by Edmond Embrey and cast. Proceeds funded park improvements, with local support and thanks to contributors including the orchestra and spark photographers.
The St Louis and San Francisco Railroad sets a new manure rate of 312 per carload from Kansas City to Mansfield effective January 12, 1914. Kansas City Stock Yards will ship for $2 per car, handling about ten cars daily except May to July. Orders should be placed early through Live Stock Agent P J Hitt, 804 466 Stock Exchange Building, Kansas City, with $2 loading per car and freight due at destination.
An ad from London Canada based C L Nowan Drug Co and C J Rowan Drug Co offers a free 60 cent package of a so called strictly learn less remedy for bedwetting and frequent urination. It claims to cure both children and adults and urges readers to distribute the information to neighbors after treating their own families.
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